Top Quito Classes & Workshops

Indulge in the timeless tradition of afternoon coffee in Quito's historic center with this private experience. Join a foodie guide to explore hidden local shops and taste authentic Ecuadorian treats. Highlights include a visit to a coffee roastery, chocolate tasting, and making traditional Ecuadorian coffee. You also participate in a cooking class to learn how to make empanadas, humitas, and quimbolitos.

Step into a real Andean home and discover the heart of Ecuador through its flavors. This isn’t just a cooking class - it’s your ticket to a cozy night in Quito where you'll laugh, sip, chop, and stir your way into the culinary soul of the Andes. Your host will welcome you into their personal kitchen to unveil ancestral recipes passed down through generations. You’ll touch fragrant herbs, sear pork with traditional spices, and sip a warming canelazo as aromas fill the air. While the flavors slowly build in the pot, you’ll dive into Ecuadorian life, discovering hidden spots in Quito and sharing food memories that bring everyone closer. No cooking skills needed, just curiosity, and the desire to live something truly authentic. Most guests leave feeling like they’ve made a new friend, and learned a few secrets of Andean comfort food. If your experience isn’t a 5-star one, we’ll give you your money back. No questions asked. Reserve now and taste the magic of the Andes.

Create your own resin art piece with a local designer and experience Quito´s beyond the typical tour. More than a class, it’s an immersive cultural experience with memorable encounters with local designers and the independent creative scene. This experience is perfect for travelers who love art, culture, and meaningful moments beyond traditional tours. If you enjoy bringing home special, handmade pieces that hold a story, this workshop offers you the chance to create one yourself . It would be a personal memory of your time in Quito.

Quito Cooking Class is a half-day tour that takes you to the local food market in the Historic Center of Quito for an intense culinary experience. First, the chef goes to the market with you and explains everything you need to know about Ecuadorian endemic fruits and vegetables. Then, you will prepare traditional Ecuadorian dishes in a cozy restaurant. Before the Quito Cooking Class begins, you will receive a chef’s hat, an apron, and a mini recipe book with the three Ecuadorian dishes the chef has selected for the class. These may include Locro Quiteño (potato stew), Encocado (fish stew), Chocolate fondue, and others. The cooking class usually starts around 11:30 a.m. However, when booking you can let us know if you would like to change the time.

Our Travel Spanish program will allow you acquire the most important skills to travel in South America, a very practical program that will teach you Spanish while also showing your about the localities and local culture. Note: See also our Instituto Superior de Español Traveling Classroom Spanish Program

Our expert beer someliers will guide you on a tasteful journery of local Ecuadorian Craft Beer, featuring various local ingredients resulting in flavorful experiences. You'll enjoy 3 samples of local beers and at the end we will make available a pint of your choosing of our house beers. Our taps change on a daily basis, so make sure your open to trying something new!

Discover the flavors of Ecuador through a guided tasting session designed to go beyond surface-level tourism. This small-group experience introduces you to 32 local foods and drinks, explained in context by a knowledgeable local host. Instead of just eating, you’ll understand how, when, and why locals enjoy these foods in their daily lives. - Learn more about Ecuadorian cuisine than by eating out alone - Small group for a personal, social experience - Ideal for food lovers, curious travelers, and culture seekers - All tastings and drinks included — no hidden costs

Take a delicious and enriching class in traditional Ecuadorian cuisine. After a welcome drink, head to the market in the historic center with a local chef and select ingredients for three typical regional dishes: Locro Quiteño, Encocado and chocolate soup. Learn the history of each dish as you peel, cut, season and mix. Afterward, enjoy the fruit of your labor on the host’s lovely patio.

Traveling around Ecuador without knowing Spanish can feel frustrating. Overcome the languahe barrier and improve your Spanish language skills during a 1-week course in Quito. Whatever your level, you’ll find a class tailored to you and learn among other like-minded travelers. Plus, enjoy a convenient location in Quito’s charming Old Town.

• Save time and get to know the city by visiting the most iconic places in Quito. • Connect with local people and live the experience of the Middle of the World. • Acquire basic Spanish knowledge to travel in a school day. • Discover the best preserved historical center in all of Latin America. • Travel comfortably while touring the city. • Begins Monday at 8:30 am.